Aleah (she/her) supports couples, families, and individuals through a holistic, trauma-informed, and systemically minded lens. With a foundation in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and systems theory, she facilitates a relational approach to counseling intended to support clients in developing more secure and intentional connections and interactional patterns. While Aleah has worked with a wide range of clients, her areas of specialization include trauma, conflict, disconnection, and life-transitions. 

Aleah prioritizes the creation of an inclusive, collaborative, and affirming therapeutic environment where clients of all identities feel empowered to honestly and authentically express themselves without fear of judgement. Integrating compassion, curiosity, and transparency, she helps clients to explore, heal, process, and grow.

Aleah holds a Masters in Marriage, Couples, and Family Counseling from The University of Northern Colorado. While in her graduate program, Aleah worked in multiple clinical settings including a non-profit, where she supported primary and secondary survivors of abuse, as well as a group practice, where she worked with individuals, couples, and families navigating a wide spectrum of concerns. 

Outside of therapy, Aleah enjoys movement, especially outdoors, she loves spending time with her loved ones and her partner, and can often be found sitting on the couch with her cats and a good book or new craft project. 

Aleah sees clients in-person at the Denver office and via Telehealth. She is available via Telehealth Mondays and Thursdays and in-office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and bi-weekly Saturdays. Her session rates are $160/50 minutes and $240/75 minutes.